October 6th, 2009
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Are those even like… real letters?
I wonder who you were visiting, would be interesting to take a tour of this place.
Edgar I didn’t know that you work for VIVRW.
I mean VIXEN.
Sorry, I meant to say VIVLW.
Er, VICREW?
Editing. Round: Too Many to Count?
Good Luck in the editing bay. I know how exhausting it can get. Chicken Fingers are the food that keeps me going during long editing hours, how about you?
ah the 6th of W, my favourite date.
what you up to? should we know the significance?
saw Peter Jacksons studios on ‘Last Chance to See’ last night (and Jackson of course. Stephen Fry made Jackson look like a tiny Hobbit!)
As in Peter Jacksons Stone street studios in Wellywood or where? I’m intensely jealous!
his Weta studios - theyre named after this bug anyway (think it was Weta)
was only on telly - I wasn’t there! happened to watch ‘Last Chance to See’ the episode where Stephen Fry is in New Zealand, and what do you know, next minute he’s chatting to Father Christmas!
(Jackson saying he grew up terrified of the Weta bugs, and thats why he put massive versions of them in King Kong)
oh yeah and in the hangar/studio whatever its called they had a plane, one of the ones theyre trying to make fly again for his version of (?) Dambusters - think that’s right.
cool, sounds like a good show. Yeah Weta is great, went to an Alan Lee book signing there which was great. Missed out on the Guillermo Del Toro signing there but luckily he did another at Unity Books which I went to, he is brilliant! He even told me I could come and visit the set of the Hobbit!
no way!! did you? or is it not filming yet? how amazing.
I take it your in NZ then.
it’s a show about nearly extinct/v endangered creatures (something to do with re-visiting places Douglas Adams talked about in his book of the same name? haven’t caught them all but glad I saw that one)
I think I would be in heaven if I ever visited a place like that. Your a lucky man… well not so much lucky as talented because its your talent that got you to were you are today. Thanks for sharing.
Who’s set are you visiting?
I think taking a studio tour would be fascinating! It would be so interesting to see how and where everything happens in a movie.
Ahhh, the home of everybody’s favourite boy wizard (among others).
Very curious as to what you’re getting up to there, something fabulous I’m sure.
Lucky git! What exactly are you visiting?
Oh Wow! How cool is that!
Ooh. They filmed a lot of great stuff there. Neato.